The immedial colours and their application on cotton (1901)
Leopold Cassella & Co., author · Frankfort o.M. : Leopold Cassella & Co. · leaf 76
usly side by side, the succeeding warps being tied to the ends of the preceding lots. The daily output of the machine is about 1200 to 2000 lbs weight of warps. IV. Dyeing in the Continuous Warp Dyeing Machine, combined with Submersion of the Warps. This machine, pretty extensively used for warp… … 1. Is a large dye vessel divided in two; each half con- taining 4 — 6 subdivisions with perforated boards, for submerging the warps. By means of small guiding rollers, the warp is first deposited in A, from there in B and back again. Four ends are sufficient for dyeing the warps which are rinsed in…
Dyes and dyeing · Color in the textile industries
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